Prunus angustifolia (Chickasaw Plum) gift-card rock gardens or low-growing dry

rock gardens or low-growing dry meadows

glossy leaves that have finely serrated margins

It is a host plant for the Southern Dogface butterfly

medium Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color Yellow Bloom time Fall

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Prunus angustifolia (Chickasaw Plum) gift-card rock gardens or low-growing dryChickasaw Plum is an early bloomer featuring sweet scented white flowers. Blooms are followed by fruit that can be eaten fresh or used in baking. Birds and mammals eat the fruit. Various insects visit the flowers. It provides cover and nesting sites for wildlife, including northern bobwhite, painted bunting, Bell's vireo, brown thrasher and loggerhead shrike. It is important to lesser prairie chickens for resting, escape, and thermal cover. Foliage